August 27, 20151 The Lovell Chronicle I 11
BY DAVID PECK
The Lovell Bulldogs
will be pushing the enve-
lope a bit as the 2015 cross
country season gets under
way. Coach Caleb Sand-
ers said he wants his most-
ly veteran team to push
themselves harder as they
train during the fall.
"Most of our runners
are returners," Sanders
said. "They've been in the
program, so they know
what to expect. That in-
creases the speed at which
they can learn.
"We have different
goals in different seasons.
This year I want to raise
our pain tolerance, our
discomfort. Sometimes I
feel kids don't know their
tolerance level. I hope to
get some of that down in
practice."
Sanders said for a
teenager a heart rate of
120 to 130 beats per min-
ute is considered to be a
light workout with the 140
to 160 range a medium ef-
fort and above that more
difficult.
"I want to be able to
get into a good racing heart
rate," he said. "That's one
of the indicators that you're
working hard."
BOYS TEAM
The Bulldogs lost three
runners to graduation in
Andrew Mayes, Dylan
Ohman and all-state run-
ner AJ Dickson, who placed
seventh at the state cross
country meet with a time
of 17:12.46. Dickson was
a team leader for the Bull-
dogs and will be missed,
Sanders said.
"It hurts to lose their
experience," Sanders said
of the seniors, "AJ especial-
ly, because he was an all-
state runner."
But the Bulldogs have
four runners returning
with state experience in
senior Jacob Newman and
sophomores Brent Snyder,
Kyle Wolvington and Ben
Cornia.
"Jacob is definite-
ly our quickest, and with•
his track experience he
has a good background in
distance running," Sand-
ers said. Newman ran
18:21.86, good for 26th at
3A State, but he ran in the
17s during the season, the
coach said.
"He's a 17-minute run-
ner," Sanders said. "I hope
he'll be an all-state runner
this year."
Back as a junior is Kyle
Burton, who battled inju-
ries during his junior year,
Sanders said, and the three
sophomores give the team
a solid, if young, core.
"Brent, Ben and Kyle
all ran at State," Sand-
ers said. "We need them to
step it up more in practice
and be leaders in front and
extend themselves more.
We've seen hints of that.
Last year they were more
reserved and kind of held
back, it seemed like."
Snyder ran 18:38.99
at State (35th), Wolving-
ton 20:28.93 and Cornia
21:23.78.
Moving up from the
middle school team are
freshmen Brenden Lund-
berg, Hunter Steenbakkers
and JR Dickson. Lundberg
is in his fourth year with
the program, Steenbakkers
third year and Dickson sec-
ond year.
Leading the middle
school team is eighth-grad-
er James Caldwell. Also
out are sixth-graders Kin-
caid Dickson and Jacob
Mangus.
GIRLS TEAM
Leading the Lovell girls
is senior Jaclyn Caldwell,
who placed 10th at 3A State
with a time of 19:59.39, a
good time for a 5-kilometer
run, Sander said.
"I'm looking forward to
how she runs," the coach
said, noting that Caldwell
is a veteran who knows
race strategy well.
"She wants advice on
how to run, but what she
has in her gut is almost
better," he said. "She does
better out in the flow of the
race. If she plans it and
over-thinks it, it doesn't
seem to produce the same
results."
Also back are senior Af-
ton George, who has state
experience, and Caitlyn
Lundberg, who battled a
leg injury last season.
"Afton is looking the
best in practice I've ever
seen her look," Sanders
said.
Back out as a sopho-
more after running well
as an eighth-grader but
missing last season is Jes-
sica Caldwell, Sanders
said, noting that both Ja-
clyn and Jessica attended
the Utah State Universi-
ty cross country camp this
summer.
New to the program
is junior Savannah Jolley.
The lone freshman is Me-
gan Cornia, who was strong
for the middle school squad
a year ago.
"We're excited to have.
Megan as a high school
in
runner," Sanders said.
Leading the mid-
dle school squad are
eighth-graders Lauren
Mitchell and Patti Sand-
ers, who came on strong
last year to beat runners
who were beating them
earlier in the season, the
coach said. Also out are
eighth-graders Adaline
Dickson and Sariah Hen-
dershot, seventh-graders
Maddisun Steed, Brook-
lyn Walker and Raeghan
Wacker and sixth-grader
Krystalyn Palmer.
Sanders is again as-
sisted by Bret George and
volunteer Ben Snyder.
The Bulldogs will open
the season this Friday,
Aug. 28, at the Cody Invi-
tational. The middle school
race begins at 4 p.m., high
school at 4:30.
Lovell will host a mid-
dle school meet on Thurs-
day, Sept. 3, at a time to be
announced.
Other meets will be
held in Billings, Sheridan,
Lovell (Foster Gulch, host-
ed by Rocky Mountain High
School), Worland, Ther-
mopolis and Powell. The
3A West Regional will be
Oct. 16 in Lander, followed
by the state meet Oct. 24
in Sheridan.
Public Notice
IN THE DISTRICT COURT, FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
BIG HORN COUNTY, WYOMING
IN THE MATTER OF THE CHANGE OF )
NAME OF PAYTON DAWN DOWD and ) Civil
HARLEY LYNN DOWD, By and through )
their mother, Sheena E. TilleR, )
No. 2015-000071
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION FOR CHANGE OF NAME
WHEREAS, Sheena E. Tillett, has filed a Petition with the Clerk
of this Court for permission to change her daughters names from
PAYTON DAWN DOWD to PAYTON BROOKLYN TILLETF and
from HARLEY LYNN DOWD to HARLEY LYNN TILLETI'.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all parties opposed to
this Petition should file notice with the Court before the Petition is
granted.
DATED this 21st day of August, 2015.
/s/Serena K. Lipp
Clerk of Court
by
/s/Cathy Munis
Deputy Clerk
Publish: August 27, September 3, 9 and 17, 2015
Public Notic
STATE OF WYOMING
COUNTY OF BIG HORN
) IN THE DISTRICT COURT
)ss. FIFVH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
) Probate No. 2015-00024
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE )
OF )
MAXWELL RAY BARNES, JR., )
Deceased. )
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE SAID ESTATE;
AN ORDER APPOINTING ADMINISTRATRIX was entered
by the Fifth Judicial District Court appointing Joan Barnes as Admin-
istratrix of the Estate of Maxwell Ray Barnes, Jr.
Notice is further given to all persons indebted to the dece-
dent or his Estate are requested to make immediate payment to Joan
Barnes at the Law Office of James P. Castberg, 326 Coffeen Ave-
nue, (P.O. Box 6011), Sheridan, Wyoming 82801.
Creditors having claims against the decedent or the estate
are required to file them in duplicate with the necessary vouchers, in
the office of the Clerk of the District Court, Big Horn County Court-
house, 2nd Floor, 420 West C Street, Basin, Wyoming 82410, on or
before three (3) months after the date of the first publication of this
notice, and if such claims are not so filed, unless otherwise allowed or
paid, they will be forever barred.
DATED this 5th day
of August, 2015.
JOAN BARNES
Adminis~atrix
/s/JAMES P. CASTBERG
Attorney for Administratrix
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SALARY PUBLICATION
The following salaries were paid for the month of June 2015, by
Big Horn County. According to WyomingStatute 18-3-516 Co) Each
board of county commissioners shall post on the county's official web-
site in themanner provided in subsection (f) of this section and pub-
lish separate from the minutes of the proceedings: (i) Within sixty (60)
days after the end of each fiscal year, the name, position, and gross
monthly salary ofeach full-time employee and each elected official. A
brief statement shall accompany the salary publicationspecifying that
all salaries are listed as gross monthly salaries or actual monthly wag-
es, not including anyfringe benefits such as health insurance costs,
life insurance benefits and pension plans. The statementshall also
indicate that the salaries or wages do not include any overtime that
the employee may earn whichwould be paid by the county.
Number Name and/or Position Gross
of Positions Monthly
Salary
1 Jerold S. Ewen, County Commissioner, 2387.92
Chairman
1 Felix N.Carrizales, County Commissioner 2387.92
1 John Hyde, County Commissioner 2387.92
1 Loft Smallwood, County Clerk 5260.92
1 Deputy Clerk/Elections 2873.87
4 Deputy Clerk 2624.44
1 Deputy Clerk 2686.93
1 Deputy Clerk 2563.74
1 Becky Lindsey, County Treasurer5260.92
1 Deputy Treasurer 3071.47
1 Deputy Treasurer 2810.11
1 Gina Anderson, County Assessor 5260.92
1 Deputy Assessor 3199.73
2 Deputy Assessor 2686.93
1 Deputy Assessor 2624.44
1 Kim Adams, County Attorney 7069.58
1 Legal Executive Administrator 3334.87
1 Serena Lipp, Clerk of District Court 5260.92
1 Deputy Clerk of District Court 2821.87
1 Deputy Clerk of District Court 2253.81
1 Joy Hill, Planner/GIS Manager 5000.00
1 Engineering/Planning Technician2784.00
1 Planning/Engineer Assistant 2427.00
1 Fred Werner, Maintenance Supervisor 3364.40
2 Janitor, Courthouse/Fair 2590.52
1 Kenneth Blackburn, County Sheriff 5510.92
1 Blaine Jolley, Undersheriff 4333.33
1 Community Service Officer 4525.73
1 Deputy Sheriff 3508.20
1 Deputy Sheriff 3345.34
1 Deputy Sheriff 3259.70
1 Deputy Sheriff 3184.48
1 Deputy Sheriff 2964.16
1 Deputy Sheriff 2943.77
1 Deputy Sheriff 2864.92
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Deputy Sheriff
Evidence-CSI
Accounting
Dispatcher
Dispatcher
Dispatcher
Dispatcher
Dispatcher
Dispatcher
Dispatcher
Debbie Cook, Detention Administrator,
Captain
Julie Faber, Detention Lieutenant
Records Clerk
Detention Deputy
Detention Deputy
Detention Deputy
Detention Deputy
Detention Deputy
Detention Deputy
Detention Deputy
Detention Deputy
Detention Deputy
Detention Deputy
Detention Deputy
Detention Deputy
Housing Control
2824.00
2882.53
3000.00
2956.45
2884.90
2759.02
2721.62
2587.88
2482.00
1952.68
4333.33
3750.00
3071.47
3334.48
3312.56
3242.08
3145.64
3143.84
3074.64
3041.36
2959.88
2952.88
2738.12
2694.72
2593.04
2614.88
1 Housing Control 2272.92
1 Cook 2252.50
1 Cook 2088.80
1 Cook 1947.40
1 Delmar W. Atwood, Jr., County Coroner, 2142.08
Part-Time
1 Rodney Wambeke, North Foreman, Road 3742.27
& Bridge
1 3488.54
1
1
1
1
4
2
Shannan Hovey, South Foreman, Road &
Bridge
Road & Bridge Labor
Road & Bridge Labor
Road & Bridge Labor
Road & Bridge Labor
Road & Bridge Labor
Road & Bridge Labor
Jason Beal, Emergency Management
Coordinator
Vangi Hackney, BHC Fair Manager
Donna Capellen, Library Director
Assistant Library Director
Carl Meyer, Airports Manager
1
1
1
1
1
3319.33
3213.63
3152.93
3063.63
3002.93
2942.23
3574.24
3300.00
3333.34
2821.87
5000.00
Publish: August 27, 2015
Town of Lovell. -~pecial meetin~ minute~
MINUTES OF THE TOWN COUNCIL
SPECIAL MEETING HELD AUGUST 24, 2015
AT 6:00 P.M. AT LOVELL TOWN HALL.
Present: Mayor Angel Montanez, Council Members: Brian
Dickson, Bruce Wolsey, Scott Allred and Kevin Jones. Others pres-
ent: Town Administrator Jed Nebel, Clerk/Treasurer Valerie Beal,
Christian Mendoza, Jason Beal, David Reetz, David Peck.
With a quorum present, Mayor Angel Montanez called the meet-
ing to order and led in the Pledge of Allegiance.
David Reetz presented information on the definition of Economic
Development and the mission statement and vision of LoveU Inc. He
reported researching past documents to find what has happened in
the past. He discussed the core values of our area and strategies for
putting economic development to work. Primary business and sec-
ondary business types were explained and how both types of jobs are
important for the community was discussed. Council discussed the
desire to see work done on the senior housing project development,
tourism and the sediment concerns at the Big Horn Canyon Recre-
ation Area, and the downtown first impression. Mr. Reetz request-
ed an opportunity to meet with the Mayor and Councilmen at their
convenience to further discuss the economic development efforts of
Lovell Inc. and to establish an accountability report to provide results
and measures.
Scott Allred made a motion to move the Annex Building Agree-
ment from the table for discussion. Second by Kevin Jones. All in
favor. Motion passed. Council reviewed and discussed the final draft
of the agreement with Big Horn County for the Town's use of the
County Annex Building. Council recommended a change of date in
#10 to provide for the agreement through June 30, 2017. Brian Dick-
son made a motion to accept the rental agreement between Big Horn
County and the Town of Lovell for rent of the Annex Building and
recommend the date change in #10 to read through June 30, 2017 if
accepted by the County. Second by Scott Allred. All in favor. Motion
passed.
Council reviewed and discussed a sample job description for a
community services officer that provided duties related to the en-
forcement of local animal control laws and local codes, ordinances
and regulations. Council requested clarification on whether this po-
sition could participate in investigations. Council discussed that the
creation of a position would create ongoing costs within the police
department. They suggested it be discussed with a new Chief of Po-
lice to see if the department would be better served by creating this
position. Mayor Angel Montanez called for a motion regarding the
position. No motion was made.
Mayor Angel Montanez presented wage increases for Jennifer
Massey, Matt Koritnik and Angela Morley Brown for Council to re-
view. He explained that in the past, wage increases have been ap-
proved by the Mayor upon recommendation of the supervisors.
Council expressed support in continuing the practice as long as it
stays within the budget. Council requested any increase to the bud-
get or fund adjustments come before Council for approval.
Scott Allred made a motion at 7:45 p.m. to recess the Special
Meeting and reconvene in Executive Session to interview a police
chief candidate pursuant to W.S. 164-405 (a) (ii) considering the ap-
pointment, employment, right to practice, dismissal, complaints or
charges against a public officer, professional person or employee and
W.S. 164-405 (a) (x) considering offers tendering wages, salaries, ben-
efits or terms of employment during negotiations. Second by Bruce
Wolsey. All in favor. Motion passed.
Special Meeting was reconvened at 8:55 p.m. With no additional
action, Brian Dickson made a motion to adjourn Special Meeting and
reconvene in the Work Meeting. Second by Kevin Jones. All in favor.
Motion passed.
Pending Approval: Mayor Angel J. Montanez
ATI'EST: Clerk/Treasurer Valerie Beal
Publish: August 27, 2015
